How much should you really pay? From budget-friendly adventures at AED 110 to exclusive VIP experiences, we break down the costs so you can choose the best value for your money.
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Analyzing the AED 100+ price difference: Are table service and private seating really worth the money?
Understanding why one safari costs AED 100 and another AED 500 can be confusing. Here are the main factors:
Prices peak in Winter (Nov-Mar). You can find the cheapest rates in Summer (June-Aug), but be prepared for heat.
Budget tours often use mass-market camps. Premium tours use exclusive camps with better food hygiene and fewer crowds.
Quad Biking, Dune Buggies, and Alcohol are rarely included in the base price. Expect to pay extra for these on-site.
Booking through a hotel concierge often incurs a 50-100% markup. By booking directly online, you access the "Standard" rates.
Everything you need to know about costs & inclusions
Prices vary widely based on inclusions. A Basic/Standard Evening Safari typically costs AED 110 – AED 150 ($30 – $40 USD). Premium/VIP options with table service and better food range from AED 180 – AED 300+. Private Land Cruiser tours start from roughly AED 700+ per vehicle.
The cheapest months are during the summer (June to August). Prices drop significantly due to the heat, often by 20-30%. If you can handle the temperatures, you can find excellent deals. The most expensive time is December and January.
Yes, it is widely considered one of the best value-for-money activities in Dubai. For around AED 130, you get 6-7 hours of entertainment, including transportation, dune bashing, camel rides, sandboarding, unlimited soft drinks, and a full BBQ buffet dinner with 3-4 live shows.
Alcohol is not included in the standard ticket price but is available for purchase at the bar in most desert camps (except during religious holidays like Ramadan). Prices for a beer or glass of wine usually start around AED 35-50.
There is no strict upper age limit, but dune bashing is not recommended for seniors with back problems, pregnant women, or children under 3. However, they can skip the dune bashing and go directly to the camp. Children under 3 often enter for free.